15:00–16:00 (1 hr)
BBC News
Twenty-four hours a day, the latest national and international stories as they break.
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15:00–15:05 (5 min)
BBC News
The latest national and international news stories from the BBC News team, followed by Weather.
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15:00–15:30 (30 min)
Home Planet
Richard Daniel and the team discuss listeners' questions about the environment and the natural world.
15:00–15:45 (45 min)
Murder, She Wrote
The Trouble with Seth
Drama series about sleuthing crime writer Jessica Fletcher. Jessica's friend is missing and, with bloodstained evidence of a body being dragged through a window, this can only mean another murder in Cabot Cove.
- Angela Lansbury (actor)
- William Windom (actor)
- Ron Masak (actor)
- Ben Masters (actor)
- Kim Johnston Urich (actor)
- Ann Hearn (actor)
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15:00–15:06 (6 min)
BBC News
The latest news updates from around the world.
15:00–15:10 (10 min)
Uncle Max
Goes to the Supermarket
Children's comedy series. Max and Luke take Luke's baby sister to the supermarket. Things are going well until the baby spies a blue teddy at the top of an enormous display of red ones, but it's the blue one or nothing. The only trouble is another child has seen the teddy too and rivalry breaks out between Uncle Max and the child's leather-jacketed dad. Uncle Max and the father begin an obstacle race around the aisles, but who will finally get blue teddy to the checkout?
- David Schneider (actor)
- Jonathan Hanly (actor)
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15:00–15:15 (15 min)
The Roly Mo Show
Too Cold
Series for pre-school children. Roly, Little Bo, Yugo and Migo all have their own best things but there are some things that they can share too. Little Bo visits her uncle, Roly Mo, in Fimble Valley every day and there's always something exciting to do during a visit, especially when Yugo and Migo are close at hand.
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15:00–16:00 (1 hr)
The Gadget Show
Consumer technology show presented by Jason Bradbury, Suzi Perry, Dallas Campbell and Jon Bentley. The gang puts a range of outdoor technology to the test, including walkie talkies, thermal underwear and radios. Jon tracks down the best broadband deals available and Suzi lists her top five razors.
15:00–16:00 (1 hr)
The Alan Titchmarsh Show
Alan Titchmarsh presents the daily chat show that celebrates the very best of British, featuring celebrity guests, unsung heroes, and discussions on the hot topics of the day.
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15:00–16:05 (1 hr, 5 min)
The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes
The Greek Interpreter
Holmes's older brother, Mycroft, needs help solving the mystery of a young Greek taken in a carriage to interpret for a man kept prisoner and refusing to sign an important document.
- Jeremy Brett (actor)
- David Burke (actor)
- Charles Gray (actor)
- George Costigan (actor)
- Alkis Kritikos (actor)
- Anton Alexander (actor)
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15:00–16:00 (1 hr)
The Prisoner
A Change of Mind
Cult 60s series. Number Six is ordered to undergo 'instant social treatment', but the treatment is not actually administered - Number Six is only tricked into thinking he has had it.
- Patrick McGoohan (actor)
- Angela Browne (actor)
- Kathleen Breck (actor)
- Peter Swanwick (actor)
- John Sharpe (actor)
- George Pravda (actor)
15:00–16:00 (1 hr)
A Place in the Sun: Home or Away
English Riviera vs La Rochelle
Series in which property experts Jonnie Irwin and Jasmine Harman help people trying to decide whether to buy in the UK or abroad. Yorkshire cafe owners Julie and David want to set themselves up as hoteliers with savings of 500,000 pounds, but cannot choose between the area around Torquay or the French town of La Rochelle.
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15:00–15:30 (30 min)
Luton Airport
A behind-the-scenes look at Luton Airport, the gateway for more than eight million passengers each year. Heavy snow takes staff by surprise, and a shipment of polo ponies needs special care.
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15:05–15:25 (20 min)
Mister Maker
Arts and crafts programme. Mister Maker shows how to paint a prickly picture, creates spongy cards using kitchen sponges and builds a brilliant bowl dinosaur using newspaper and an old plastic bowl. Guess the answer to the shape puzzle and watch 'The Mister Maker Kids' build a circus tent.
- Helen Scott (director)
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15:05–15:10 (5 min)
Zoo Days
Highlights of the series that goes behind the scenes at Colchester and Chester Zoos.
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15:06–15:30 (24 min)
World Briefing
BBC reporters and correspondents bring you up-to-date with the latest news from around the world.
15:10–15:25 (15 min)
Eliot Kid
Igor
Children's animation featuring Eliot, the little kid with the mind-boggling imagination that turns the most commonplace situations into Hollywood action-adventure blockbusters. Eliot is worried. His sister Suzie has fallen in love with a young guitar player, and he's sure the guitar's diabolic melodies bewitched her. Eliot and his friends must do everything possible to stop him from performing in concert at the school talent show, and bewitching the entire city.
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15:10–17:00 (1 hr, 50 min)
Love's Unfolding Dream
Drama set at the turn of the 20th century in which a young woman pursues her dream of a career in medicine. When she nurses a socialite back to health, the wealthy woman offers to pay her costs at medical school. But with the arrival of a handsome stranger in town, the would-be doctor is torn between following her ambitions and following her heart.
- Scout Taylor-Compton (actor)
- Nancy Lineham Charles (actor)
- Patrick Levis (actor)
- Erin Cottrell (actor)
- Richard Herd (actor)
- Harvey Frost (director)
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15:15–15:30 (15 min)
The Story Makers
Football
When midnight strikes in the children's library, it is time for the Story Makers to come out and make new stories. Jackson suffers from football fever.
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15:15–15:30 (15 min)
Bookaboo
Amanda Holden - That Rabbit Belongs to Emily Brown
As Bookaboo is getting ready to go on stage, he suddenly realises that he cannot perform. But Amanda Holden pops in with the Bookabag and 'That Rabbit Belongs to Emily Brown' (by Cressida Cowell and Neal Layton). Will she be able to put the stars back in Bookaboo's eyes?
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15:20–16:00 (40 min)
A Question of Sport
Sue Barker hosts the sports quiz, with team captains Ally McCoist and Matt Dawson. Alongside Ally is Wales's Grand Slam winning coach Mike Ruddock and Britain's most successful woman golfer Laura Davies. Joining Matt is former snooker world champion Dennis Taylor and Britain's greatest ever Olympian, Steve Redgrave.
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15:25–15:40 (15 min)
ChuckleVision
Driving Ambition
Children's entertainment with the Chuckle Brothers. Paul and Barry go head-to-head with No Slacking in a golf driving competition, but can they compete with his cheating?
- Barry Elliott (actor)
- Paul Elliott (actor)
- Jimmy Patton (actor)
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15:25–15:40 (15 min)
Arthur
Prunella Packs it In
Animation following the adventures of a young aardvark and his friends. Prunella gets worried about college, even though she's still only in elementary school. She piles on extra activities to make her seem 'more appealing'. Will she crack under the heavy load, or learn to relax and focus on the things she enjoys?
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15:25–16:15 (50 min)
Countdown
Jeff Stelling and Rachel Riley host the show in which contestants race against the clock to pit their wits against vowels, consonants and numbers. With Dictionary Corner guest Brian Capron.
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15:30–17:30 (2 hr)
Live House of Commons
Live coverage of the day's proceedings in the House of Commons.
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15:30–15:45 (15 min)
Actors' Words
Actors read self-penned stories. 1/3. Le Rayon Vert, by Tim Pigott-Smith. On a blazing hot day in Biarritz, the narrator waits for the famous light effect in the evening sky.
15:30–16:00 (30 min)
The Strand
Your daily journey into global arts, culture and entertainment with Harriet Gilbert and Mark Coles.
15:30–15:45 (15 min)
Clifford's Puppy Days
Sock It To Me
Animated story of Clifford the Big Red Dog before he got so big. Daffodil feels left out when Emily and Clifford play together.
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15:30–16:00 (30 min)
Supernormal
Very Mad Cows/Mr Bad Waits for No Man
Two episodes. Eric and the Superchums must save Crumptonville from a herd of intelligent cows! Eric and the Superchums have to save Crumptonville when Mr Bad tears a hole in time.
- Miguel Martinez-Joffre (director)
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15:30–16:25 (55 min)
Gilmore Girls
Happy Birthday, Baby
Drama series about a young single mother and her teenage daughter living in a small New England town. Rory announces her decision to attend Yale. Lorelai deals with the rebuilding of the fire-damaged inn.
- Lauren Graham (actor)
- Alexis Bledel (actor)
- Kelly Bishop (actor)
- Edward Herrmann (actor)
- Melissa McCarthy (actor)
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15:30–16:00 (30 min)
Grimebusters
Pest controller Pete wages war on rats at a fishing lake in Dagenham. Dino and his team clear scrub land while keeping an eye out for murder weapons. Restaurant inspector Andy gets checks out a rodent in a local Indian restaurant. Steve and Vicki police the drinking ban in Nottingham city centre.
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15:40–15:50 (10 min)
Pinky and Perky
Pretty in Pork
3D animated comedy series. Pinky and Perky are a pair of piglets who have just been given their big break in showbiz: their own live children's television show. Sir Percival's drop dead gorgeous niece, Penelope Saddleback, wants to be a TV presenter. Pinky and Perky fall over themselves to help her in order to win her affections but when Sir Percival gives Penelope their show they have to take drastic action to get it back!
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15:40–16:00 (20 min)
Funky Fables
Merry Men at Work
Animation featuring audience participation. Well known folk stories and fairy tales are given a modern twist, with viewers able to become characters featured in the story by uploading a picture of their face through the CBBC website.
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15:45–16:00 (15 min)
Soundscape: The Lion Pride
Hugh Quarshie follows the lives of a fictional family of lions. 2/5: Beberu is chased out of his territory by two nomadic males which then kill the cubs and mate with the lionesses.
15:45–16:30 (45 min)
Flog It!
Paul Martin and the team are in Crawley. Experts Charlie Ross and Mark Stacey give valuations. Paul learns about Britain's oldest licensed airport.
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15:45–16:00 (15 min)
Boogie Beebies
Brave Prince - Tuesday
Children's music programme. There's a fairytale theme, so put on a storyteller hat and help Pete and the Boogie Bunch dance all the way to a happy ending.
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15:50–16:05 (15 min)
The Story of Tracy Beaker
Two's a Crowd
Drama series about life in a children's home. There is trouble at the Dumping Ground when someone sets out to ruin the visitors' day, and Marco has a difficult decision to make.
- Jack Edwards (actor)
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15:50–16:00 (10 min)
Sugababes: The Hot Desk
Dave Berry, Emma Griffiths, Nicole Appleton and Mel Blatt track down some of the hottest bands around, and get some exclusive gossip from special celebrity guests. Today they chat to the Sugababes.
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Summary
- 15:00: BBC News
- 15:00: BBC News
- 15:00: Home Planet
- 15:00: Murder, She Wrote
- 15:00: BBC News
- 15:00: Uncle Max
- 15:00: The Roly Mo Show
- 15:00: The Gadget Show
- 15:00: The Alan Titchmarsh Show
- 15:00: The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes
- 15:00: The Prisoner
- 15:00: A Place in the Sun: Home or Away
- 15:00: Luton Airport
- 15:05: Mister Maker
- 15:05: Zoo Days
- 15:06: World Briefing
- 15:10: Eliot Kid
- 15:10: Love's Unfolding Dream
- 15:15: The Story Makers
- 15:15: Bookaboo
- 15:20: A Question of Sport
- 15:25: ChuckleVision
- 15:25: Arthur
- 15:25: Countdown
- 15:30: Live House of Commons
- 15:30: Actors' Words
- 15:30: The Strand
- 15:30: Clifford's Puppy Days
- 15:30: Supernormal
- 15:30: Gilmore Girls
- 15:30: Grimebusters
- 15:40: Pinky and Perky
- 15:40: Funky Fables
- 15:45: Soundscape: The Lion Pride
- 15:45: Flog It!
- 15:45: Boogie Beebies
- 15:50: The Story of Tracy Beaker
- 15:50: Sugababes: The Hot Desk